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Color Adjustments & Filters

Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, tone curves and apply color filters to your images professionally.

Light & Vibrance

Browser-based light and vibrance editor.
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and more to quickly improve your image.
You can also use AllImageLab tools like compress, convert, crop, and watermark.

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Color Balance

Fix white balance and overall color balance in your browser using Temperature,
Tint, Shadows, and Highlights. Upload a single image and download in the same format.
You can also use AllImageLab tools like compress, convert, crop, and watermark.

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Looks & B&W

Create a look directly in your browser: Black & White (channel mix, contrast, grain) and Color Filters (warm/cool/sepia/vintage) with one click. Related tools: Light/Vibrance, Color Balance, Hue/Saturation, Remove Metadata.

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Tone Curve

Use Tone Curve (Curves) to control shadows, midtones and highlights professionally. Create a clean S-curve for high-quality contrast and download in the same format. Related tools: Light/Vibrance, Looks/Filters, Color Balance, Hue/Saturation.

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Color Editing: Light, Balance, Filters, and Curves for a Cleaner Look

Color editing is not only about filters. Brightness/contrast/saturation, white balance (temperature & tint), black-and-white looks, and tone curves (curves) can make an image feel sharper, more natural, and more consistent. These tools work directly in the browser for fast adjustments.

Focus keywords: color correction, white balance, tone curve, gamma, black and white filter.

What’s inside this menu?

  • Light & Vibrance: fast improvements with brightness/contrast/saturation/exposure/gamma
  • Color Balance: temperature (blue↔yellow), tint (green↔magenta), shadows/highlights
  • Looks / Filters: B&W looks + presets + vignette/fade
  • Curves: controlled tone shaping across shadows/midtones/highlights

Mini glossary

Exposure
Overall light level. Too much can blow highlights; too little can crush shadows.
Gamma
Shifts midtones without the same effect on deep shadows/highlights. Useful for portraits.
Temperature / Tint
Temperature: blue↔yellow. Tint: green↔magenta. Together they fix white balance quickly.
Curves
Fine control over tonal regions. A classic S-curve boosts contrast naturally.

Learn more: Gamma correction and Color balance.

A practical workflow (recommended order)

  1. Light & Vibrance: set a solid base with brightness/contrast.
  2. Color Balance: fix temperature/tint (optionally use Auto WB).
  3. Looks/Filters: apply style subtly (start low intensity).
  4. Curves: finish with gentle S-curve and small refinements.

Common mistake

Over-saturating. It creates unnatural “neon” colors. Prefer controlled vibrance and small, balanced moves.